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prose_object

v2.0.7

Published

An object Utility. Make writing node easier, prettier and less error prone. Writes and reads more like prose

Downloads

10

Readme

prose_object

Copyright (c) 2020 Seán D. Murray SEE MIT LICENSE FILE

An object Utility. Make writing node easier, prettier and less error prone. Writes and reads more like prose.

Usage

const object_util = require('prose_object');

object_util.copy(object, orderItems); // Deep copy an object. If orderItems is true then object keys and array items are sorted in order.

object_util.equal(object1, object2); // Does a deep comparison of two objects and returns true if they both match.

/*
  flatten all objects to a one dimensional set of key:values
  default object spearator is a dot
  default array spearator is a colon
  such that {"a": { "one": 2, "three": "four" }, "b": [ 5, "six" ]}
  becomes { 'a.one': 2, 'a.three': 'four', 'b:0': 5, 'b:1': 'six' }
*/
object_util.flatten(object, optionalObjectSeparator, optionalArraySeparator);

object_util.has(object, key); // Returns true if the object has that key.

object_util.notHave(obj, key); // Return false if the object has that key.

object_util.toHash(obj, orderItems); // Turns an object into a unique hash value. If orderItems is set true then the object keys and array items are sorted first.